Human nature hasn’t changed much in two thousand years. People still compete with each other, jockey for position, and bump their oversized egos against one another. The twelve men who followed Jesus were no better or worse than the people in your organization. Just as Jesus did then, you still have to settle disputes and deal with human pride and vanity on a daily basis in order to keep your organization functioning smoothly.
Paradox of Power by Pat Williams
The Wise Foolishness Of Good Leadership These, then, are the six paradoxes of communication, as found in the example of Jesus himself: […]
Introversion, the I in Myers-Briggs personality assessment, appears in half of the 16 different personality combinations. Are you an introvert? Modest? Shy? […]
I have a couple of illustrations for you. Paul says, “If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be?” […]
From a Sunday school lesson on gossip: The reason a dog has so many friends is that he wags his tail more […]
